Chelsea to offer £50m for Anthony Gordon in second bid for Everton star
Chelsea are preparing a second bid for Everton star Anthony Gordon and are prepared to offer £50m for the 21-year-old, according to reports.
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"Lucky I Didn't...": Antonio Conte Posts Cheeky Message For Thomas Tuchel After Clash
Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte took a cheeky jibe at Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel following their heated exchange during the London Derby on Sunday. Conte's Tottenham snatched a 2-2 draw against Tuchel's Chelsea in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge on Sunday amid controversy on the pitch. Tuchel ran past Spurs' bench ecstatically after Reece James put Chelsea back in front at the Bridge. Taking to Instagram, Conte cheekily responded by saying that he would've tripped Tuchel had he seen the latter doing so after James' goal.
Former Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards rejects chance to join Chelsea
Former Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards has reportedly turned down an offer to join Chelsea’s backroom staff.
Thomas Tuchel set to be on touchline for Leeds United clash despite FA investigation
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel is almost certainly set to be in the dugout for his side’s trip to Leeds United on Sunday. That is according to BBC Sport, who report that his red card at the full-time whistle against Tottenham Hotspur yesterday does not trigger an automatic touchline ban.
Ref Watch: Was Romero lucky not to see red for Cucurella hair pull?
Dermot Gallagher dissects the big flashpoints from the weekend's Premier League action. Chelsea 2-2 Tottenham
Where Man Utd will finish, how Erik ten Hag can fix morale and the major changes needed
Thomas Tuchel reviews Spurs draw
10 things we learned in the Premier League: Week 2
What did we learn on Week 2 of the 2022-23 Premier League season? We’ll try to avoid sweeping generalizations from this terribly small sample size… but we learned quite a bit.
Graeme Souness defends calling football ‘a man’s game’ while sat next to female pundit Karen Carney
Graeme Souness has doubled down on his comments about football being ‘a man’s game’ and says he does not regret ‘a word of it’ despite causing outrage among past and present England women’s players.